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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1919

Page

6

Pessimistic and Derogatory English Place Names

A Canadian soldier in England notes a flood of bleak and mocking English place names such as Bad End and Frog Hole, contrasting general cheerfulness with local toponymic pessimism. He lists Sussex Kent border examples and cites the broader disdain for rats and mice in a separate bill, arguing extermination is justified.

England Withal Mount Pleasants Bad End Darwell Hole Qld Hole Sussex-Kent Montreal Herald

Japanese Unveils New Religious Doctrine in Tokyo

The British Foreign Bible Society reports Japan has devised a new philosophical and mystical doctrine claiming unlimited beneficence over mind and body. Eighteen volumes explain its principles. Tokyo serves as the headquarters with daily lectures and demonstrations of spiritual healings.

Japan Lfe British Foreign Bible Society Tokyo

Must Have Had It All

Wry comment about an operation ends with the speaker joking the surgeon emptied all stock while under ether. The line captures a humorous, skeptical tone about medical bills and care. No other persons or organizations named in readable text.

The Easy Way Out and the Bolsheviks

W. C. Bullitt warned Bolshevik leaders face a dire period likely ending with them abandoning the movement. He compared their fate to two boys who overindulged in milk, then decided to drop the pitcher rather than face consequences.

W. C. Bullitt Mr. Bullitt Joe

A Landlord Boasts 17 Years with No Tenant Complaints

The speaker claims to be a landlord for 17 years and asserts that no tenant complaints have been filed against them. The exchange adds a quoted motto contrasting luck and cause and effect.

New Jersey Items Span Services And Incidents

A compiled report from New Jersey towns notes Edison plant shutdowns due to coal shortages. Public Service Gas Co gains a rate of 1.15 per 1000 cubic feet. Bridgeton and Atlantic City enact new local commissions and governance steps. Reports cover deaths, licensing actions, campaigns, elections, and community events across Passaic, Millville, Trenton, Vineland, Pitman, Woodbury, and more with multiple court and city notices.

New Village Edison Passaic New Jersey Board of Public Utility Commissioners Public Service Gas Company Bridgeton City Park Commission South Jersey Atlantic City Woodbury Haddon Heights Ocean City M. E Egg Harbor City Albert Shellborn Millville Dill John Mo W. P. Brodie Cleveland Queenn City Campbell Rahway Reformatory Arthur Rawlings Ingersol Rawlings Vineland M. BE B. Goff, Jr Philadelphia Electric Company of New Jersey Pysicians’ Protective Association Trenton Salem County Pitman Anna Wissell North Sixty-second Street Philadelphyaa Gloucester County Geover Elizabeth Collins Glasshoro Charles Wissell Camden Collins Trenton —County Secretary of State Edward I. Edwards Newton A. K. Bugbee Reyson Bud South Jersey Woodlands Chamber of Commerce Haddon Merchantville Haddon Township Herbert A. Wells Blaisdell Machine Works Pancoast Washington East Orange Federal Reserve Board New Jersey Federal Reserve System Elzabethport Banking Company Elizabethport East Orange Bank West New York Elizabeth Schmitter Milwaukee Edmund Moffett Wiliam Moore Princeton John Green Green Warren Street Moore Newark Independent Order of Odd Fellows George H. Dalyrmple Harvey S. Hopkins Newton Burton A. Gaskill Mays Landing Charles A. Baker Harrys. Pine Joseph R. Deacon Bordentown Gloucester American Legion Henry M. Isvans Joseph McHenry N. A. Crews Archie D. Grey Edmund G. Whittington William Springfield L. H. Hogate Cumberland County Judge Fithian Hogate Port Norris Cedarville Firman M. Reeves Cumberland County Firemen's Association Athintic City Glassboro Council of the Daughters, of American Star of Peace No. 80 Court of Errors and Appeals Supreme Court Memorial Building Fund Pond Improvement Fund

Great Secret Out at Last Observing Intellect

A Cleveland Plain Dealer item muses on the person who names Pullman sleeping cars. It argues a misnamed genius is really a mirror writer with reversed brain coordination, citing a sleeper named Kilmwool from Cincinnati to Atlanta.

Inobetta Cincinnati Atlanta Kilmwool Cleveland Plain Dealer

Bedbug Demonstration Joke In Class Causes Laughter

A zoology class share a grim joke when a brother offers to bring a bedbug for a demonstration. He notes their father works in moving business and would see many of them, which the class finds morbidly humorous.

Spirits of camphor and weather lore in old notes

A fragment discusses camphor spirits as a weather indicator and muses on dress and crime livery, mixing superstition with casual reflection. The writing hints at storms and fair weather while posing a cryptic question about clothing signaling criminals.

Real Reason Why French Infantry Red Trousers Were Discarded

The piece traces how Napoleon launched madder cultivation for red trousers, but the Graebe Liebermann alizarin dye discovery shifted dye sources. From 1870 to 1878 madder production in France collapsed, forcing red trousers to be dyed with imported German dyes, seen as a symbolic German victory and tied to economic shifts.

Napoleon Graebe-Liebermann France Germany

An Oversupply of Help Issues in the Orient

A returned traveler from India laments the nuisance of numerous servants. He recalls a trip to Bogglywallah where four servants attended his pipe: one to bring it, one to fill it, one to light it, and a fourth who smoked it.

Orient India Bogglywallah

Reds and Reds in Mockery of Bolsheviki Praise

A brief cartoon caption shows two figures asking who praises "the reds" with the reply Bolsheviki. The exchange frames a satirical view of supporters and opponents in a political moment.

A Sure Bet Contrasting Race Track Call In Brief

A brief exchange shows one person asking about a race track outcome. The other replies they did not attend, implying no result to report. The dialogue captures a humorous misalignment between expectation and action.

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